Building an eight sided birdhouse

[@ysalogistics6636]

Someone who says he is not a professional carpenter and can come up with such a awesome work, mist be appreciated.. well done! 👍

[@TheWoodworkingHack]

Thank you Friend

[@ginoasci]

it came out great. it should last a long time. for a bird house it does have some descent joinery. the joy woodworking brings is worth much more than money. much more!

[@jasonb4350]

you are to modest as a pro woodworker you hit the nail on the head

[@ronaldlalancette3963]

All I can say is WOW. Great job! Thanks for sharing.

[@spittfiresue]

Your wood shop is cleaner than my house! Impressive! Stunning carpentry!

[@joe_ferreira]

It's a caterpillar greenhouse. And a awesome idea to keep my garage clean from sawdust.

[@jkay6612]

the most beautiful shop I have ever seen the light is breathtaking

[@Andre25980]

interesting points ,if anyone else wants to uncover build bird houses try Debuncar Amazing Aviary Aid ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my partner got excellent success with it.

[@dirkmoras]

Thats what i thought, it will get real hot there in summer I guess

[@ScreaminBaby]

You did a good job, don't be so hard on your self. Looks great!

[@jimgreenhouse214]

I would never have known that you were not a woodworker. You did a fantastic job

[@saliente4444]

Nice Job!

[@TheWoodworkingHack]

Thank you

[@0superalfred]

Thanks for uploading!!! All thumbs up.

[@jarvisstewart]

Wow great job. I'm impressed that you re-created the lattice pieces. That was a lot of cuts. Good video. Thanks.

[@TheWoodworkingHack]

Thank you friend

[@larrysowders2870]

You done a great job good work

[@criscavi19]

Beautiful eight sided bird house! Thanks!

[@Thepracticalengineer]

Thats one impressive build! a lot of angles that have to meet.

[@gigaphonicon]

That is a crazy build way more detailed than anyone would think at a glance good work.

[@nnm99]

Awesome skillful work! Thank you for sharing.

[@ninagammar6629]

I loved your video. Dont stop making them , you done an excellent job. Thank you. I enjoy!

[@ShelljetA1]

Fantastic job. This is an heirloom piece 👍

[@edmundjohn1010]

incredible job mate pro or no pro

[@TheWoodworkingHack]

Thank you friend. BTW, I was in the US Navy and my 1st ship was the USS John King. Cheers.

[@doalex2085]

Just happened to see it, wow what a build ! Nicely executed!!

[@riscosissy]

hi there, loooove it id live in it, its gorgeous. I love wood period, my dads a carpenter for over 40 yrs so ive lived with wood all my life and love it, great job

[@MultiPassionateCreator]

You did an amazing job! Enjoyed watching the process!

[@cinemabreve4607]

Amazing job mate

[@mikeeldridge637]

Great job . It looks amazing

[@porkchop8542]

2 years ago, but still amazing! Your very talented.

[@daP.A]

GREAT GREAT job, impressive.

[@timffoster]

Nicely done! (My wife wants a birdhouse for our garden. #1 criterion: it must be cute. So I'm out prowling for ideas. Yours is definitely one of the better ones so far. Dunno that I want to put 30 hours into it ;) but we'll see.)

[@carlospacheco7361]

Beautiful job!

[@TheWoodworkingHack]

Thank you friend

[@markcook6451]

Great work Any chance we could have a slow video of how you made the top hexagonal parts,angles used ect ect?

[@garybrooks1194]

You did a awesome job!

[@TheWoodworkingHack]

Thank you Friend

[@robertwatkins8980]

To copy and assemble the parts for that birdhouse are interesting for sure, but can you just imagine the thought process that had to go into the original build of that piece. Not many today would go to all the trouble to build a birdhouse that ornate. Yes, there are some, but I would bet the number would be small. Anyway, congratulations on a fine build. And be sure to pay the hired help scale. LOL

[@TheWoodworkingHack]

Thanks friend, and believe me...hired help is getting scale, lol

[@snapjamwoodworks710]

Wow! Very impressive Chief!!!

[@angelclass9814]

Wow job well done. You say you're not a professional wood worker?? I don't think there's a lot of professionals out there that could have pulled this off. Excellent job.

[@dsjoineryhull]

Awesome project! Looks the dogs! 👌 Subscribed

[@math3513]

Great video, thanks for taking the time to record your work. I'll be making two of these I think but I'll leave them as bird tables instead of houses and leave two sides out for cleaning. All the best

[@nasersamara3836]

all the respect for you i like it

[@porlasendadelamor4707]

Great job! Seen you from Argentina.

[@claudeelliott3993]

Great job onreverse engineering!! As far a the time involved, it would take me 35+ hours just to figure out where and how to start!

[@eduardoluizsouza2354]

Boa tarde, parabéns pelo vídeo, a sua birdhouse ficou muito show, parabéns...

[@fattal89]

What a beautiful birdhouse. Really enjoyed this video. All the best going forward!

[@SteveDiamond19]

Always try and work with longer stock on machines then after dado cut to required length. Very accomplished woodworking.

[@paulomuniz6592]

muito bom amigo! Very good!!!

[@ThoughtWave64]

Nice job, yep, lots of complicated cuts! Wouldn't hurt to use some of the process in a Gazebo build.

[@joequillun7790]

Thanks for posting. Good lookin bird house. Well done. P. S. How many families have nested there, at one time?

[@shabansaddique4637]

wow great effort sir

[@TheWoodworkingHack]

Thank you friend

[@Know-Expert]

Fantastic, I'm going to make a bird house soon and was looking for inspiration...... This is superb. Know Expert

[@carlosmendez3757]

There are several components to creating an amazing design. One resource I discovered which succeeds in merging these is the Aviary Magic Method (google it if you're interested) definately the no.1 info that I have ever seen. look at this interesting website.

[@jaimeaugustoviajante222]

UAU! Good Job my Friend! Hug from Brazil

[@danboy6681]

Welcome to my world🤔 ... nice job building the birdhouse. Only one suggestion, you need dump the radio arm saw (very dangerous machine). Thanks

[@MontysHall]

Amazing work…and kudos on your solution solving brainwork. While an incredibly difficult project, I would love to give it a go. Do you have any measurements recorded?

[@mp180170]

Love it great build thanks for sharing subbed & liked 😂👍🏼

[@TheWoodworkingHack]

Thank you friend

[@miketinasimmons3711]

Hi great job. Do you have any measurements or plans. Just basic measurements . I would like to build one.

[@ronmorante9760]

without angle info the video is not very informative

[@miketinasimmons3711]

@@ronmorante9760 Thank you for the reply. Mike

[@bentasoaresl6930]

O ângulo de dentro (que faz a junção entres os lados) é de 22,5 cm. Ou seja 45÷2

[@bentasoaresl6930]

22,5 degree

[@Azurko]

Beautiful work, the only thing I would have done differently is use Titebond 3 instead of 2 just because it's an outdoor project and 3 gives water resistance.

[@pamelabrissenden606]

Hi there, love the video, would you have the plans/ measurements? Would love to make this

[@TheWoodworkingHack]

Hi. Sorry, I do not have any plans. Hopefully one day soon I will draw this out on Sketch-Up.

[@darrenfinn5145]

Great job! Did you take down the reverse measurements and angles for this project? If you did I am interested in speaking with you regarding obtaining that information from you. Thank you for your assistance

[@garymenasco5449]

My radial arm saw will not accept dado blade set up....plus not a compound radial arm saw like yours.....excellent job on reproducing it

[@mikemike7397]

What was the angle of the roof panels where they join each other? I’m attempting to make an octagon Buddhist shrine. And I’m stumped at this step of the project

[@carvinlambert6899]

good job, may I say to you, that when I take on a BIG birdhouse job...like this one...i cut out enough for Four of them...when I have all of them cut out...then I assemble them...now you have Four times the houses, and lot more money to take in. $$ try it next time on anything you want to make. remember...double up or quadrupole your cuts $$.

[@TheWoodworkingHack]

That is good advice friend, thank you.

[@RobertFaron]

any chance of getting some sort of a drawing, I would love to build one myself

[@rafibenavi4772]

Dude...Just ran into your channel...Anybody who says they're not a woodworker by trade and can do that without plans, I'd love to see what you could do if you're a professional! Subbed! Btw, just out of curiosity, if you made that same birdhouse in cedar but just made the holes 1 1/4" in diameter, what would you honestly charge even if you're not being rushed? I'm interested...

[@TheWoodworkingHack]

Thanks for the kind words. I suppose if I did a lot of these and had all of my jogs and template made, it wouldn't take that long to build. I would probably charge 200-250. But that is the problem, there aren't a lot of people that would spend 200 bucks on a bird house when they can order one from amazon for 20 bucks. made in china by a robot.

[@rafibenavi4772]

@@TheWoodworkingHack ...Well, this Jewish kid from Jersey wants one!...Personally, I think $200 is a good price especially when it's Made in 🇺🇸...So, if you want to get the ball rolling at least from the Business end, let me know...

[@TheWoodworkingHack]

@@rafibenavi4772 I moved last year and just recently getting things back in order as far as my workshop goes...am working on getting a website up so that I can make a buck or two...I'll HYU my friend when its ready. cool?

[@rafibenavi4772]

@@TheWoodworkingHack ...Solid, solid bro...👍👍

[@jimkemplin9079]

A lot of stuff we build we can’t sell because the time in bald it happens all the time

[@johnathanreigard512]

Whoever created this birdhouse originally new their SHIsTuff! Lol

[@TheWoodworkingHack]

They sure did.

[@jongipson1454]

Ive seen some octagon ones going for $350.00 and higher

[@williamhoward8319]

she is a real cutie my daughter passedaway from cancer 2 or so years ago you are a swab jockey what did you do and what type boat? my 2 sons were also swab jockeys as myself 2 tincans 10 years service

[@TheWoodworkingHack]

So sorry for your loss, that's so sad. I retired after 27 years as an ETC. First enlistment was on a tin can (DDG-3) and an Amphib (LHA-2), the rest of my time I was on small boats, Rivron, Patrol boats. Thank you for your service.

[@matchstickdesignco]

Impressive, to say the least. I've seen less precision and detail in actual human houses.

[@maurisvasquez3866]

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[@shawnsgear]

Are you retired Navy?

[@TheWoodworkingHack]

I am, 27 years...retired a chief (ETC) EXW

[@shawnsgear]

The Woodworking Hack Awesome man! I just hit 21 last month. I will retire in 1yr 8 months. I like your radial saw fence video. I was give. A radial saw. An old Sears Craftsman one. The guy gave me three pieces of wood with it that I guess he was using as a table and fence. But I can’t figure out how to use them. I’ve never used a radial saw before.

[@shawnsgear]

Do you mind if I send you some pics of what I have and maybe you can give me some insight?

[@kevingaughan3170]

Thank you for your service. Excellent job!

[@fadizaza1135]

What the bas mageirment?

[@duramax4life720]

If you had all the pieces pre cut out already you could put it together alot quicker than 30 hours. How much time to assemble it if it were pre cut an hour maybe 2? if u had an assembly line set up. Def nice work 👍👍

[@jitala007]

HI I AM MORE INTRESTED TO SEE THAT 16 UGLY PEOPLES WHO THUMS DOWN

[@KevinCoop1]

Please use the radial arm saw correctly to cut dados! Set it up to pull through the wood. Absolutely not correct to push the saw through. Also, Make one long piece of lattice and the others and then cut to the right length. It will shorten time spent. Very nice end result!

[@mikeriebe4240]

Looked like he was pulling through the wood. He was making the cut as he pulled the saw toward him.

[@KevinCoop1]

@@mikeriebe4240 Watch again at 12:48. Yes on the first ones at 45 degrees he did.

[@mikeriebe4240]

@@KevinCoop1 yep, you’re right